29 December, Minsk /BELTA/. President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko considered personnel issues on December 28. BELTA was informed about this by the press service of the Belarusian leader. The Head of State appointed: Myasnikovich Mikhail Vladimirovich - Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus (with subsequent approval by the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus); Semashko Vladimir Ilyich - First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus; Kalinina Anatoly Nikolaevich - Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus; Rumas Sergey Nikolaevich - Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus; Ivanov Valery Nikolaevich - Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus; Tozik Anatoly Afanasyevich - Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus; Radkov Alexander Mikhailovich - First Deputy Head of the Administration of the President of the Republic of Belarus; Kobyakov Andrey Vladimirovich - Deputy Head of the Administration of the President of the Republic of Belarus; Yakobson Alexander Serafimovich - Chairman of the Committee of State Control of the Republic of Belarus; Anfimov Leonid Vasilyevich - First Deputy Chairman of the Committee of State Control; Davyďko Gennady Bronislavovich - Chairman of the National State Television and Radio Company of the Republic of Belarus. According to Alexander Lukashenko, the government should be formed before the New Year, so that it can start working in its new composition from January 1. Addressing the appointed leadership of the Council of Ministers, Alexander Lukashenko noted: "The government should become a collegial body. The government does not need to hover over the ministers and "beat" them. All responsibility should be transferred to the ministers, heads of enterprises, governors, down to the chairman of the district executive committee. The government should deal with its own issues. Mikhail Vladimirovich Myasnikovich is a very flexible person in this regard, and he will be able to organize the work of the government collegially." The President of Belarus also noted that Mikhail Myasnikovich has accumulated extensive experience in various leadership positions. In addition, one of the main priorities for the next five-year period is innovative development, and the new Prime Minister has been actively involved in this topic in his previous place of work.